1571.06
Accuracy or correctness of maps.

(A)
Distances between boundaries of gas storage reservoirs, reservoir protective
areas, coal mines, coal mine protective areas, and wells, as shown on the most
recent maps of storage reservoirs and of coal mines filed with
the division of oil and gas resources management
or the division of mineral resources management as required by this
chapter and sections
1563.03 to
1563.05 of the Revised Code, may
be accepted and relied upon as being accurate and correct, by operators of coal
mines and operators of reservoirs. Data, statements, and reports filed with
either
division as required by this chapter and sections
1563.03 to
1563.05 of the Revised Code may be
likewise accepted and relied upon. However, the gas storage well inspector or
any reservoir operator or coal mine operator, or any other person having a
direct interest in the matter, may at any time question the accuracy or
correctness of any map, data, statement, or report so filed, with
either
division by notifying both divisions thereof in writing. Such notice
shall state the reasons why the question is raised. When any such notice is so
filed, the gas storage well inspector shall proceed promptly to hold a
conference on the question thus raised, as provided in section
1571.10 of the Revised
Code.

(B)
If, in
any proceeding under this chapter, the accuracy or correctness of any map,
data, statement, or report, filed by any person pursuant to the requirements of
this chapter is in question, the person so filing the same shall have the
burden of proving the accuracy or correctness thereof.

(C)
The operator of a gas storage reservoir shall, at all reasonable times, be
permitted to inspect the premises and facilities of any coal mine any part of
the boundary of which is within any part of the boundary of such gas storage
reservoir or within its protective area, and the operator of a coal mine shall,
at all reasonable times, be permitted to inspect the premises and facilities of
any gas storage reservoir any part of the boundary of which or any part of the
protective area of which is within the boundary of such coal mine. In the event
that either such reservoir operator or such coal mine operator denies
permission to make any such inspection, the chief of the division of
oil and
gas resources management on the chief's own motion, or on an application
by the operator desiring to make such inspection, upon a hearing thereon if
requested by either operator, after reasonable notice of such hearing, may make
an order providing for such inspection.